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What is an alarm rationale?

▸ The reason a parameter is alarmed when it exceeds certain limits

▸ A backup alarm

▸ The reasons for having either audible or visual indicators

▸ The upper and lower limits of an alarm
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The reason a parameter is alarmed when it exceeds certain limits

Alarms should always have an underlying rationale; that is, the reason a parameter is alarmed when it exceeds an upper or lower limit.
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